If you raise crops followed by cover crops for grazing livestock, or if you're considering turning cropland into pastureland, this is important information for you! Don't let the wrong herbicide keep you from grazing!
Jeff Rasawher at Center Seeds has a lot of experience with graze-worthy cover crops. Here are some suggestions for folks in the some of our cooler climates, both wet and dry.
Forage radishes are a great cover crop for soybeans and corn where they increase soil nitrogen and improve water retention. They could help pastures too. Here’s what some Vermont dairy farmers found.
Environmentalists have a range of perspectives on regenerative grazing, but overall, many view it positively as a more sustainable alternative to conventional livestock management...
Regenerative grazing is a sustainable livestock management approach designed to improve soil health, increase biodiversity, and sequester carbon while promoting animal welfare. It focuses...
